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• Substantivo que indica aumento em quantidade, nível ou valor, ou o ato ou caso de mover-se para cima.

A noun referring to an increase in amount, level, or value, or the act or instance of moving upwards.

1. IncreaseA2formal

   An upward movement in amount, level, value, or price.

   Aumento

   • There was a sharp rise in prices last year.
   • The rise in temperature made the day uncomfortable.
   • We expect a rise in sales during the holiday season.
   • The population rise has strained resources.

   Sinônimosadvancementescalationgaingrowthhikeincreaseincrementjumpleapsurgeupsurgeupturn

   Antônimosdeclinedecreasedropfallreduction

2. Ascent or upward movementA1formal

   The act or instance of moving upwards, such as the sun appearing above the horizon.

   Subida ou movimento ascendente

   • We watched the rise of the sun over the mountains.
   • The balloon's rise was slow but steady.
   • Her rise from poverty to success inspired many.

   Sinônimosascensionascentclimbelevationmountingrising

   Antônimosdescentdropfall

3. Slope or hillB1formal

   A piece of rising ground; a small hill or upward incline.

   Inclinação ou colina

   • The path has a steep rise near the top.
   • Cars struggle on the rise during icy weather.
   • The village is built on a gentle rise overlooking the valley.

   Sinônimosacclivityascentelevationeminencehillhillockinclineknollslope

   Antônimosdeclinedescentdipdropfall

4. Pay increaseB2informalbritishbusiness

   An increase in salary or wages, especially in British English.

   Aumento salarial

   • She asked her boss for a rise.
   • Workers are demanding a pay rise amid inflation.
   • He got a five percent rise this year.

   Sinônimosboosthikeincreaseincrementraisesalary increasewage increase

   Antônimoscutdecreasedropreduction

• Verbo que indica o ato de mover-se para cima, de uma posição inferior para uma mais alta; também pode significar levantar-se, erguer-se ou aumentar em quantidade ou nível.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving upward from a lower to a higher position, standing up, or increasing in amount or level.

verbo irregular

1. Move upwardsA1formal

   To move from a lower to a higher position; ascend.

   Subir

   • The sun rises in the east every morning.
   • The hot air balloon rose slowly into the sky.
   • Smoke rose from the chimney.

   Sinônimosariseascendclimbcome upgo uplevitateliftmountsoar

   Antônimosdeclinedescenddropfallplummetsink

2. Get up from sitting or lyingA1formal

   To stand up or get out of bed after sleeping or sitting.

   Levantar-se da posição sentada ou deitada

   • She rose from her chair to answer the door.
   • He rose early to go for a run.
   • The audience rose to applaud the performer.

   Sinônimosariseget uprise upstand upuprise

   Antônimosliereclinesit

3. Increase in amount or levelA2formal

   To become greater in size, amount, value, or degree.

   Aumentar em quantidade ou nível

   • Prices have risen sharply this year.
   • The water level in the river rose after the rain.
   • Her temperature rose during the night.

   Sinônimosclimbescalatego upgrowincreasemountmultiplysoarsurgeswell

   Antônimosdeclinedecreasedropfallsink

4. Rebel or opposeB2formal

   To begin a rebellion or stand up against authority.

   Rebelar-se

   • The people rose against the tyrant.
   • Workers rose up for better wages.
   • The masses rose in protest against the government.

   Sinônimosmutinyrebelrevoltrise uptake up arms

   Antônimoscomplyobeysubmitsurrenderyield

Variantes phrasalrise up